Sentence examples for one particular trend from inspiring English sources

In celebration of this very important anniversary, we are taking a look back at some of the best style moments over the seasons... and focusing on one particular trend.

The survey also asked questions about changes in users' consumption patterns, which highlighted one particular trend: Almost half of those surveyed said that they have started using more diverse types of drugs thanks to these marketplaces.

There is very little coherent variation downstream between the headwaters and the delta in terms of the major element composition, which may represent the effects of sorting in dominating the sediment composition at any one particular point, masking any general trend that might exist.

As Western economies stagnate, a number of 'Eastern' and 'Southern' economies continue to buck the trend, with one particular group of economies 'the Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africah Afreportingorting an average 6% growth between 2000 and 2010 [ 2].

One possibility is to fix one of the parameters to a particular trend, in turn determining the second parameter, determining different subscenarios (Additional File 1, Figure A1).

Before there were countless reality shows following the fabulous lives of the rich and (sometimes not-so) famous, there was one particular MTV series on the forefront of this television trend.

Now, the job I speak of is admittedly a rather inane one, and might be properly defined as: "oversimplifying complex demographic trends and then obsessing over one particular slice of the electorate at the expense of all others".

This needs to go beyond teaching for one particular vocation, by training future entrepreneurs how to understand trends and spot economic opportunities wherever they may arise.

For example, hashtags are one part of a fundraising effort on Twitter that can make it easy to search and identify a particular trend.

If there is one lesson to draw from Scotland's independence referendum, it is that this particular trend is unlikely to change any time soon.

On December 10 when this year's Nobel Prize winners assemble in Stockholm for the annual award ceremony, there is one particular Laureate in the science categories whose award may very well signal the start of a trend.